Winner OE Maritime Golf Title

DARTMO . N. 3.. Aug. 13 - (CP)-Ma e (Mouse) - ling. lanky Charlottetown and Moncton, N. B. golfer. won the lfarithne aru- steur golf championship at the Brlghtwood Club here Saturday. defeating A. W. (Pud) Carter of Dartmouth. Play ended on the am hole with Dowllng two up. ,

Kus Zubowsld of Halifax retain- ed his Maritime professional title with a '12-hole total of zoo. five bet- ter than his 'nearest rival. Vince Halsall of Moncton, who carded 290.

Donna Haliett of Halifax won the Maritime junior title earlier with a score of 167 for 30 holes.

The human: champion is Doug Lewis, 10-year-old from Moncton. Runner-up was Raymond Zabowski, nine-year-old son of the profession- al champ.

.1. Andy Likely, Charlottetown. won the third division defeating H. Pike, Ashburn. 4 and 7.

Keen Yachi Racing.Here On Salurday

.m one of the keenest sailing meets to be staged thus far this season by the Charlottetown Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon in the local harbor, the Snipe div- ision with six entries came up with a particularly close race right to

the finish line to be the feature ringer for exciting duels at every attraction of the meet. stage of the mile distance that skippered by David Wood the Buddy Clark 3 brought tightly packed fields to the Wren was the winning entry. W- A. B661 71 9 2759 wire in driving photo finishes that crossing the finish line in a time Don MacDonald 74. 0 25V: gave the large crowd in attendance of 93 minutes, but was only sec- Art MacKenzie - - 19 plenty of excitement and action for ands ahead of a closely pressing Yvon Boudrias B0 3 1710 their money, Scout, Wings and Surf. The Slnhad Skippy Sears .. - -- 10 o - and Dinsibat. finishing fifth and o. c. Craswell. so 10 10 The first event of the night saw 5”"-h W3P99”V91Y- W9” 3150 Very H. L. Sear .. . - -- 8V2 an eight-horse field battling stren- W1059 bahmd the '5'” M the "em" Frank Mclnnis - -- '1 uously for positions from wire to 1'” the Class ml d1"'5'9”' the Ivan Ti-ainor - -- 7 wire with the lead changing hands "Arm captained by In S" A" Mac” J. A. S. Haslam 82 1 7 three times before the winner was Donald 0! Momreah won cu" W" G A MacDonald 74 6 6 1-3 decided. Going out in front at the M1” wd zenm" wh” nmshed 1" J. 13' B H 74 0 8 first turn Belle Budlon was 0 t . . urden - 8 ll OP .-that order. The Zenith, owned and n th H t 1 Stewart Moore - - a unt e rs hal was reached Elilviiemi by M” 1”'"'- hi” W?" M .. .. its when Layton Petligirew took his a consis em. winner of the event 3- - 55"5 ,. -

. D w Mgcnonald. .. .. sit, Norine Grnttan into a lead that this 59353" '19 um” 55"'”d”y5 L ' - 41,4, held until the three-quarter pole meet. The fourth entry in the Class M. J. Dowlmg. ..... - - It -

78 4 4 was a powerful drive by Yankee 1n "m" '1” N”'"d' aklppered by F' G" Humheson 0 1; Dale at the upper turn that overtook W: J; 5m'pe' nmshed m that of, g'aC;m-Fiimu E -3 :40 her Dale coming down the rail a posl on. . . ac ei . '

mums are me s - - 2 ms. ":.i'..?.':”f.”..i'”.'.ii:.."'l-'.'.".:'.l:' "19 WW5? SEEHMECKLEE3 : : g the latter driving down the cgntre ' ' 3'". ' for third position when the photo i lulpel Don MacMillan - - 1 :1 was Consulted George Hawkins - m ' 'o e o 1.W -D id Wod. ki r: (Don Vgglisterilvcrew. 0 S we Gewge waad 87 0 0 The second event was much the 2. scoug4Ron smith, akippef; . same with Chocolate Dip out in Marble steckley, crew. front for the first half with Mar- 3. Wu-35.1”, Rmgin, gklppgf; u Jory Budlong a close trail for sec- !Wayne Watson, crew. . . and. only to see Miss Donna 4.Siurf-Clive Stewart. skipper; T Mae put on a powerful drive Avon Andrew. crew. I down the half stretch to go

5. Sinlbad-.Bob MacLeod. skip-

per. I . 6. Dingbat-(Ralph Dumont. skip-

per: Gerald liioeter. crew.

Winning tirne-93 minutes.

Class III 1.Argo-Dr. s. A. MacDonald.

skipper; Mrs. MacDonald and Jack King. crew.

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2. Mic-Louis Paoli, skipper; - d W menv. sum" Pwu 5"” :i?)uli:llesu;itlee.mens m D 3. zenith-Mac Irwin. skipper Mack”. who captured me

Clean Munn and Fred Small, crew. 4. Naiad-W. K. Sharpe. skipper: Gwyn Sharpe. crew.

Swimming Tesls Held Al lluslico

Mrs. H. Cudmore. director of Swimming and Water Safety for P. E. 1., was present at Rustico on Friday when the swimming Diiplls of Pat Gauthier were tested for various swimming skills. Mrs. Cud- more examined the candidates in artificial respiration and also gave an interesting. talk on the import- ance of water safety. Instructors Heather Lents. Lois Arsenault and Paul Cudrnore acted as examiners for the classes. Those successfully completing their tests were:

Intermediate - Phyllis Qlzallant, lPius Gallant. Maynard Gallant.

Junior-Bernard MacNell. Elean- or Douoette, Bertha Gallant.

Elementary - Theresa Gallant. Lois Gallant. Amy .lohnson,. Rose Marie Leclair. Anita Johnson. Anette Blaequiere.

20-YEAR-REIGN

Haile Selassie was proclaimed Emperor of Ethopla April 2. 1930.

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stages for his winning margin.

Davis Cupper and sister Pat Miwken. Montreal, shared the spotlight Bat- urday when they won four Quebec provincial tennis chamPl0"5hll35.

st. the same time. Pat won the men's singles respectively and each shar-

Ontario singles crown last week. defeated the defending ithwrnplon. Henri Rochon of Montreal.

5.2, 7-5, in the men's singles.

revenge over Barbara Birmingham. England. '0-8. 7-5. 5-3 in the women's singles. Last week the two fought it out in the On- tario women's singles final. when -Miss Knapp came out on top.

Montreal won the championship with a 5-7. 6-4. 6-2 8-2, victory over and Gordon MacNeil, of Montreal.

Elaine Flldes to win the women's

doubles event by defeating Knapp and Helen 6-2. 6-2.

of New York and Miss Knapp de- feated Lanthler and Francoise of Montreal. 8-4. 0-3.

Aussies Advance To Cup Finals

The Australians burned on today into the round. as expected. but not until they had again felt the sting of Sweden's brilliant young star. Len- nart Bergelin.

Friday in what was regarded as an upset. the blonde Swede re- peated the done today at the ex- pense of veteran John Bron-iwich to carry the fifth and final match and make It the moat closely-fought inter- zone title since before the war.

Buddy Clark Winner Of

Presidents Malch

Buddy Clark won the President's Match of the Charlottetown Golf Club on Saturday afternoon over the Belvedere course when he scored a net 73 in the anal stage

for eight points to boost his points

tots-l over the four stages to 325i, five points better than runner-up W. A. "Pud" Beer, who carded I net 71 Saturday.

Don MacDonald, who didn't compete in Saturday's fourth stage, finished third in the match with I total of 25V: points picked up in the three preceding stages.

0. C. Craswell was the winner of the fourth stage play itself, carding the lowest net of the day. 68. live and three strokes better than the maioh winner and run- ncr-up respectively. Craswell's win gave him his only 10 points over the four stages to earn a sixth- place tie with Skippy Sears, who didn't compete Saturday.

Clark, a junior member of the Charlottetown Club, played very consistent golf over the entire four

The following are the results of Saturday's fourth stage play and the final point standi'ngs:-

MONTREAL. Aus'. 13 -(or) - Brendan Macken both of

Playing on adjacent courts and Brendan and and women's

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Meanwhile, sister Pat Knapp of

Spencer of men's doubles

Mac-ken and Jack

Edgar Lanthle-' Miss Macken teamed up with

Miss atrenstrom.

In the mixed doubles, Bill Tully

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Davls Cup challenge

Victory over

Frank Sedgman

series down to the

Local sporting fans witnessed variety of top-notch entertainment over the week-end in horseracing,

tennis. golf and baseball. which were the leading features held here on Saturday and Sunday on the sporting agenda. 0 O 0

some of lhe keenest track battles of the season was the highlight feature of the regular Saturday night racing program over the Provincial Exhibition Raceway, the finest harness racing oval in. Canada. With ten big dash events witnessed there. every one of them was a dead

out on ,top and stay there for the remaining half mile, although challenged repeatedly by Hilda Mac, Marjory and Abegwelt Mllady, who all finished in a light bunch. in that order at the finish.

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It was like that in the events all through the card to finish with a startling performance by Valley Long in the tenth and final (lash on the program. After taking only a fourth place against the same field in the seventh dash nchlnrl winner Billy Conn. and second and third place horses Lil Frisco and Bee Budlong. Valley put on a ter- rific burst of speed down the home stretch from fourth position to nip Billy at the wire by a whisker after he had led the field over the entire route.

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Tennis enthusiasts who gat'here.l at the Charlottetown Tennis Club courts over the week-end to wit- ness play in the Provincial Closed tourney, certainly got plenty of what they went there to witness- smart tennis and keen compeitlon. Although there were some smarl matches witnessed on Saturday the best matches were soul on Sunday when the ladies and men's singles titles were decided.

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Helen Larter and Audrey De- Blols. who had both battled their way through some tough matches earlier in the week to finally reach the finals, staged one of the finest matches played during the entire

6-2, 0-3. although Deniois contest- ed every point.and game. C

It was another dogged battle between Earl Smith of Suinmerside and Jim Palmer of the local club in the men's singles in the after- noon. that saw Smith take the first of five-game match in itrnlght sets. But it was notwithout plentv of opposition from Palmer, who stroked beautifully and coining up with powerful buckilne drives that forced Smith to the llmitvln the first and third set! before he won with identical scores of 7-5. anlth was more superior in the middle session when no lobbed and drove his way to a to victory, and ltwae his steady. unruflied style. for which he is noted, that saw him through as the Provincial men's sluice tennh champion for 1060.

.10 36.20, 35.50: 25.80. 83.20, 33.10, 32.80, 05.80, 33.50; 3.00.

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Keen Racing At Local Track Saturday Night

it was a smart racing card that was witnessed by a large crowd of racing fans at the Exhibition raceway on Saturday night when mainland racing stables captured four of the ten dash events and Island entries took topihonors in the remaining six eventsi

Ma Cherie trom Mrs. Eloise Milton's Moncton, N. B. stables, was the one double event winner during the night's racing when she paced her way to victories in the second and sixth dashes over an eight horse field with H. Cor- mler handling the ribbons. Indiana Boy. owned by Robert Brown of 'u'v'oodstocl(, N. 13.. and driven by Tom Etter, making his first per- formance here this season. paced away to a win in the third event. Miss Knox. competing in the some field in the eighth. was pil- oted to a win by Len O'Meai-a.

Lorne Letcher's Miss Donna Mae and Jennie Kalmuck domin- ated the fifth event when Letcher himself drove Donna to a first and Mr. O'Donnell relned Jennie in a very close second. Bolh horses are from Letchei-'s Springhill. N. 8., stables.

One of the Island's leading reins- men, Willard Kelly. drove two of his own horses to victory during the night's program, bringing Nell Knlmuck under the wire ahead of Jennie Kalmuck in the ninth and winning the fourthievent with Miss Playfalr over an eight-horse field. Yankee Dnle, also owned by Kelly, competing against Miss Playfa-ir and the some field in the openiniz dash on the oard. topped them all to the wire with Claude O'Brien doing the winning driving.

Indiana Boy and Neil Kalmuck chalked up the fastest times of the meet. both covering the mile in 2:12 2-5.

With a field of nine horses com- peting in lhe seventh and tenth dash events, Valley Long pulled the big upset of the night in the final dash when he topped out Billy Conn in a driving finish to the wire to pay off at the parl- mutuel 523.10 for a 32 ticket. Billy Conn, driven by owner En- sor Bowness of Summersldt-:,' won the seventh over Lil Frisco. A. Lorie drove Valley Long to the upset victory in the tenth.

First And Fourth Races Yankee Dale (C. O'Brien) ..... ..1 Belle Budlonig (MacDonald). ...2 Miss Playfalr (Willard Kelly).3 Ramona Peters A. Phillipe)......4 Dean Swiilt (0'Meara) Prince Marine (Shaw)... Norine Gratian (Pettlgrew Just Nellie C. (Seaman)

Times: 2.18 3-5; 2.16 4-5.

Pari-mutuels: s4.ao. 32.70, 32.70, 54.30, s.'l.90; 33.50. 311.60. 34.10. 33.80; s8.80, s4.50; 83.70.

Winn-lng horses owned by: Wil- lard Kelly, Souihpori.

Second And Sixth Races

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Times: 215 2-5; 2.17 2-6. Par-rnuiuels: 37.70, 84.40. 3:

Winning horse owned by: s. Third And Eighth Races lndiana Boy (Etter)........... .. Miss Knox (0'Meuru). Dale 3. (C. O'Brien) .... .. . Worthy Ermine (More.llde).. Josedale Hoosier (Shaw)...

Tlrnel: 2.12 4-5; 2.12 2-5.

O'Brien Drives Race Winner

WBSTBURY. N Y.. Aug. 10 - (AP)-Direct Wyn. scoring her fifth victory in 12 starts this sea- son. captured the featured Haiedon Pace by iiwo lengths Saturday night at Roosevelt Raceway.

The aged bay mare. owned by William W. Erving of i-ialedon. N. .I., took the event named in her name with u. clocking of 2:03. driven by Joe O'Brien of New Glasgow. N. S. and Alberton. P. B I.

Theresa Arsenaull Wins Tille Al K. of C. Tourney

Miss Theresa Arsenault captured the ladies singles tennis title of the Knights of Columbus Club yester- day when she downed runner-up Miss Leah McMahon in the final round over the Club courts at Vic- tcrla Park, taking the match in straight sets 6-2. 6-3. 6-3.

Miss Arsenault was also on the winning side of a first round mixed doubles match when she teamed up with Andy Adams to defeat Harold Power and Shirley Mac- Nelly 6-1, 6-0.

In a second mixed doubles match held yesterday in the tournament play. Art Hughes and Stephanie Lecialr defeated Reg MacAleer and Leah Mclliahon 0-1. 6-0 in another first round match.

The tournament will be resumed again today when the men's singles finals will be played at two o'clock between Andy Adams and Art Hughes and R. Proffitt and M. Kennedy meet with Harold Power and James MacAleer at six o'clock this evening in first round men's doubles play.

D. C. R. A. Shool This Weeli

CONNAUGHT RIFLE RANGES. South March. Ont., Aug. 13-(CP) -Gunfire will hang heavy over Connaught Rifle Range this week during the 82nd annual shoot of the Dominion of Canada Rifle As- sociation. which begins tomorrow.

Out of the shoot will come Can- ada's 1950 team that travels to the renowned Blsley Ranges in

Ma Cherie (co,-m1e;). 1 Surrey. England. Rlflemen porting Hilda Mac (Bernard)... .2 7 the 13 ion azzrezate mm dur-. Marjorie Budl6ng (Rankin). .3 2 his the Week-10"! Shoot Me ch"- - i - en. ?ub;gv:r':n:illa(dS3;a;,i:;th)' ; g Margy trophies nngi other prizes . will e vied for y more than guy Mt”lle)'.'e (Cw"glfBe'I)' 3 3 600 expert shots from Canada and P090139 ll” ( - rem" d the United States. A number of Lillian Budlong (Moreeide) .... ..8 . top women sharplhnoter. are

among the competitors.

Featured prize of the week is for the Governor-General'a match which climaxes the meet. It was won last year by Lt.-Col. Stephen Johnson, 44. of Calgary.

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Pari-rnuiuels: 34.10. 03.80; 84.20. 02.10. 52.10. '

Winning horses owned by-. L. Leicher, Springhlll. N.S.; Willard Kelly. Southiport.

seventh And Tenth Races

me” em g Times: 2.12 2-5; 2.141-5. Bi-lly cum (Bowneg), 1 2 :f,"m' 2,. ;f g'f'”,g;,':g" ”,',',';;',f,s i:3ri.mu;geu: &s.ao."s)4.li.(i. glitz: Lil Frisco (MacNeill).... 2 a champ; ,, 05. . 33. . 03. . . . . . Bee Budlong (Henneeeey).. 3 3

u o 02.30. .Dully double: 028.00. V;-Hey Long (Lm-mu 4 1

Both yris, who have a wealth Winnins horses owned bvj Rolr Buddy Cleo: (Cole)- 5 7 of experience and hard driving 9” Brown. Woodstock. N.B.. Com- Chris Mclllwyn (Etier) 0 5 styles. came up with some terrific mander 6. H. Buntain. Chu;1otte- Jean Henley (Kennedy).. 7 s rallies and smart placements in a town. DOi'0'l.hyVt'on'.1Tel1(Pettlgg-gw) a 4 rigorous match that was forced to Fifth And Ninth Booed calumee onward (stgadxuwdnf 9 three sets. Miss DeBlols. a in-mer Miss Donne Mae (Letcher)........1 3 Tlmeg: 2,15; 3,141.5,

W-19 holder. l-003 018 first Set 5-7 Jennie Kalmuck (O'Donnell)...2 2 pg;-1.muiue1.'; 37,20, um. 33,50; in I fussed IWGIVB Same 9nc0iint- Nell Kaimuok (Willard Keily)..8 1 37,90 34,90 34,70, gum 3730- er. but in the remaining sets. the Eleanor G. (wemn 4 5 ”mi "00 '”oo. 3340 ' ' steady. cross court driving of Lar- Lumen (Tierney) 5 4 'w.'nnh',"hm'.u" o,,'m'ed by. En. ”' 5'" h” "'2 mm d"”''”"5 Bonnie Dale (Lorne Kelly) 0 6 sor Bowneu, Summe ..lde. 'J'ohn

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